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Re: Re: Re: Montane Featherlite Pants sizing My waist is 32", inseam 31". Sounds like maybe a Large is the way to go. Thanks guys! |
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Montane Featherlite Pants sizing Quick question for Montane owners: I'm about to buy a pair of these to use as rain pants, layered over my Patagonia French Roast Pants, which I wear in size M. Anyone know what size I should ... |
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Re: Re: Re: Lighter than my G4 Awesome job, Joe! Yeah, 13 oz is excellent for a winter pack. Those snowshoes look like the MSR Lightning Ascents - I have those and love 'em. Strapping them on the outside, I do think they ... |
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Re: Re: Re: Does anyone use an Arc Alpinist in winter? Yep, I've been using my Arc Alpinist in this temp-range a lot. I recently pushed to 12F with the following: Cocoon pullover (0.6" loft) shell jacket two fleece balaclavas softshell an... |
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Re: Golite Cave 1 vs. MLD Grace Tarp The Grace Tarp would be my choice. Caternary cut tarps with a 'tapered-rectangle' shape are easier and quicker to pitch than beaked tarps. I'm big on being able to whip out my tarp an... |
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Re: re:Insulated Pants Brett, The upcoming Cocoon PRO pants have full side zips, as well as a wp/b shell, as opposed to the original zipperless, pertex quantum Cocoon pants. Check them out here http://www.bozemanmou... |
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Re: Insulated Pants Well, the cocoon pants should be slightly more loft than the micropuffs, if they're the same spec as their respective pullovers. BPL measured the loft of the Micropuff pullover at 0.53", ... |
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Re: Re: ill take it! Sold. |
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Re: Re: Miserable Environment: The Worst Conditions? Re: Mountain to Mountain. I've been wanting to do a springtime northern AT route like this for a long time, but have been put off by warnings about the fragility of the trails during the s... |
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Re: ill take it! Sale Pending. Thanks all! |
All Reader Reviews by Jason Shaffer
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Oware I've placed two orders with Oware. Staff was happy to answer my questions, and items were shipped VERY promptly. I recommend Oware to a lot of friends, especially those looking for durable, stra... |
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Wigwam Ingenius Hiker Socks Since these socks are sold at so many outdoor shops (and then given as gifts to us outdoors-y types!) I thought I’d post a warning. These things are junk. I took them on a trip when I couldn’t find ... |
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BackpackingLight.com I've been a member under different user-names since BPL's first few months, and I have been continually impressed. However, in the last 2 years in particular, BPL has improved its customer se... |
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Inov8 RocLite 315 These are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn, and the only brand that has pulled me away from Montrail in the last 8 years. But, having grown accustomed to the durability of the Montrail H... |
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GoLite Jam2 I received the Jam2 only a week ago, but I did manage to get in a 3-day 60-miler, as well as a short dayhike, which were fine opportunities to get a feel for this pack. (I carried a 7-day food load f... |
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Mountain Laurel Designs eVent Rain Mitts Normally I don’t like to review an item until I’ve really put it through its paces, but since this is a new product that’s received a bit of a buzz, I thought I’d provide some initial impressions. If... |
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Vargo Titanium Non-Stick Kettle 0.9L I bought one of these here at BPL awhile back, and opened the box to find that the loose-fitting lid h... |
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Backpacking Light Firelite SUL-500 Cookpot Since so many people have been disappointed by the fit of the lid, I guess I must have just gotten lucky. Mine fits perfectly: not so tight that I can’t remove it without disturbing the pot, not so ... |
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Mountain Laurel Designs Silnylon Poncho Tarp I had originally ordered the standard 9.5' long model, but found it a little too long in poncho-mode. The front provided coverage to the tops of my shoes, which might be ideal for some people, but I ... |
